9268819

Financial-Service Structured Content Manager

PublishedFebruary 23, 2016
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Patent Claims
18 claims

Legal claims defining the scope of protection, as filed with the USPTO.

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1. A system for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments, the system comprising: a cloud store storing a set of financial object records; a financial object monitoring engine running on a processor device that: retrieves from the cloud store the set of financial object records; analyzes the set of financial object records, each financial object record in the set of financial object records characterizing a financial object, at least one financial object characterized in the set of financial object records including a loan or a loan request; and retrieves from the cloud store, for each financial object record in the set of financial object records, a financial liability associated with the characterized financial object, the financial liability including one or more of an amount due, a balance, an outstanding loan amount, and a credit limit; an entity detecting engine that detects: a first entity that is financially responsible for a first financial liability associated with a first financial object characterized by a first financial object record in the set of financial object records; a second entity that is financially responsible for a second financial liability associated with a second financial object characterized by a second financial object record in the set of financial object records; a relationship detecting engine running on a processor device that: detects a set of relationships, each relationship in the set of relationships associating two entities in a plurality of entities and being of a relationship type that is indicative of a type of business or spousal relationship between the associated two entities, the plurality of entities including the first entity and the second entity, and a relationship in the set of relationships associating the first entity to the second entity; retrieves from the cloud store a first asset allocation for the first entity, the first asset allocation including one or more of a first income, a first credit score, a first asset valuation and, a first net worth valuation; and retrieves from the cloud store a second asset allocation for the second entity, the second asset allocation including one or more of a second income, a second credit score, a second asset valuation, and a second net worth valuation; an aggregate element engine that: retrieves from the cloud store an aggregation protocol that specifies one or more types of relationships that support entity aggregation; associates the first entity with the second entity via a type of relationship of the specified one or more types of relationships that support entity aggregation; and transforms the first entity and the second entity into an aggregate entity element that represents a combination of the first entity and the second entity; a risk assessment engine that generates a financial variable for the aggregate entity element based on: the first financial liability and the second financial liability; and the first asset allocation and the second asset allocation; a reviewer interface manipulation engine that: detects a query input corresponding to a request for data pertaining to the first entity; and facilitates, in response to the detecting the query input, a presentation of: the financial variable for the aggregate entity element; an identification of the first entity and the second entity; and an option to exclude one of the first entity and the second entity from contributing to the aggregate entity element.

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2. The system for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 1 , further comprising: a web management engine that: generates a multi-party interrelationship web that includes: an identification of each of the first financial object and the second financial object; an identification of the aggregate entity element; and an identification, for each financial object of the first financial object and the second financial object, of a relationship between the aggregate entity element and the financial object, wherein the reviewer interface manipulation engine further facilitates a presentation of at least part of the multi-party interrelationship web.

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3. The system for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 1 , wherein the first financial liability is summed with the second financial liability and the first asset allocation is summed with the second asset allocation.

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4. The system for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 1 , wherein the first financial liability and the second financial liability are averaged and the first asset allocation and the second asset allocation are averaged.

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5. The system for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 1 , wherein the aggregate element engine further: identifies a third entity that is associated with the first entity or the second entity are associated with each other via a same or different type of relationship of the specified one or more types of relationships that support entity aggregation, wherein the aggregate entity element represents a combination of the first entity, the second entity and the third entity.

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6. The system for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 1 , wherein generating the financial variable for the aggregate entity element is further based on: generating a first financial variable for the first entity based on the first financial liability and the first asset allocation; generating a second financial variable for the second entity based on the second financial liability and the second asset allocation; and summing or averaging the first financial variable and the second financial variable to generate the financial variable.

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7. A method for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments, the method comprising: retrieving from a cloud store a set of financial object records; analyzing the set of financial object records, each financial object record in the set of financial object records characterizing a financial object, at least one financial object characterized in the set of financial object records including a loan or a loan request; and retrieving from the cloud store, for each financial object record in the set of financial object records, a financial liability associated with the characterized financial object, the financial liability including one or more of an amount due, a balance, an outstanding loan amount, and a credit limit; detecting a first entity that is financially responsible for a first financial liability associated with a first financial object characterized by a first financial object record in the set of financial object records; detecting a second entity that is financially responsible for a second financial liability associated with a second financial object characterized by a second financial object record in the set of financial object records; detecting a set of relationships, each relationship in the set of relationships associating two entities in a plurality of entities and being of a relationship type that is indicative of a type of business or spousal relationship between the associated two entities, the plurality of entities including the first entity and the second entity, and a relationship in the set of relationships associating the first entity to the second entity; retrieving from the cloud store a first asset allocation for the first entity, the first asset allocation including one or more of a first income, a first credit score, a first asset valuation, and a first net worth valuation; retrieving from the cloud store a second asset allocation for the second entity, the second asset allocation including one or more of a second income, a second credit score, a second asset valuation, and a second net worth valuation; retrieving from the cloud store an aggregation protocol that specifies one or more types of relationships that support entity aggregation; associating the first entity with the second entity via a type of relationship of the specified one or more types of relationships that support entity aggregation; transforming, using a processor device, the first entity and the second entity into an aggregate entity element that represents a combination of the first entity and the second entity; generating a financial variable for the aggregate entity element based on the first financial liability and the second financial liability and the first asset allocation and the second asset allocation; detecting a query input corresponding to a request for data pertaining to the first entity; and facilitating, in response to the detecting the query input, a presentation of: the financial variable for the aggregate entity element; the identity of the first entity and the second entity; and an option to exclude one of the first entity and the second entity from contributing to the aggregate entity element.

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8. The method for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 7 , further comprising: generating a multi-party interrelationship web that includes: an identification of each of the first financial object and the second financial object; an identification of the aggregate entity element; and an identification, for each financial object of the first financial object and the second financial object, of a relationship between the aggregate entity element and the financial object; and facilitating a presentation of at least part of the multi-party interrelationship web.

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9. The method for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 7 , wherein the first financial liability is summed with the second financial liability and the first asset allocation is summed with the second asset allocation.

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10. The method for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 7 , wherein the first financial liability and the second financial liability are averaged and the first asset allocation and the second asset allocation are averaged.

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11. The method for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 7 , further comprising: identifying a third entity that is associated with the first entity or the second entity are associated with each other via a same or different type of relationship of the specified one or more types of relationships that support entity aggregation, wherein the aggregate entity element represents a combination of the first entity, the second entity and the third entity.

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12. The method for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 7 , wherein generating the financial variable for the aggregate entity element further based on: generating a first financial variable for the first entity based on the first financial liability and the first asset allocation; generating a second financial variable for the second entity based on the second financial liability and the second asset allocation; and summing or averaging the first financial variable and the second financial variable to generate the financial variable.

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13. A computer-program product for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments tangibly embodied in a non-transitory machine-readable storage medium, including instructions configured to cause one or more data processors to perform operations including: retrieving from a cloud store a set of financial object records; analyzing the set of financial object records, each financial object record in the set of financial object records characterizing a financial object, at least one financial object characterized in the set of financial object records including a loan or a loan request; and retrieving from the cloud store, for each financial object record in the set of financial object records, a financial liability associated with the characterized financial object, the financial liability including one or more of an amount due, a balance, an outstanding loan amount, and a credit limit; detecting a first entity that is financially responsible for a first financial liability associated with a first financial object characterized by a first financial object record in the set of financial object records; detecting a second entity that is financially responsible for a second financial liability associated with a second financial object characterized by a second financial object record in the set of financial object records; detecting a set of relationships, each relationship in the set of relationships associating two entities in a plurality of entities and being of a relationship type that is indicative of a type of business or spousal relationship between the associated two entities, the plurality of entities including the first entity and the second entity, and a relationship in the set of relationships associating the first entity to the second entity; retrieving from the cloud store a first asset allocation for the first entity, the first asset allocation including one or more of a first income, a first credit score, a first asset valuation, and a first net worth; retrieving from the cloud store a second asset allocation for the second entity, the second asset allocation including one or more of a second income, a second credit score, a second asset valuation, and a second net worth; retrieving from the cloud store an aggregation protocol that specifies one or more types of relationships that support entity aggregation; associating the first entity with the second entity via a type of relationship of the specified one or more types of relationships that support entity aggregation; transforming the first entity and the second entity into an aggregate entity element that represents a combination of the first entity and the second entity; generating a financial variable for the aggregate entity element based on the first financial liability and the second financial liability and the first asset allocation and the second asset allocation; detecting a query input corresponding to a request for data pertaining to the first entity; and facilitating, in response to the detecting the query input, a presentation of: the financial variable for the aggregate entity element; the identity of the first entity and the second entity; and an option to exclude one of the first entity and the second entity from contributing to the aggregate entity element.

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14. The computer-program product for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 13 , wherein the operations further include: generating a multi-party interrelationship web that includes: an identification of each of the first financial object and the second financial object; an identification of the aggregate entity element; and an identification, for each financial object of the first financial object and the second financial object, of a relationship between the aggregate entity element and the financial object; and facilitating a presentation of at least part of the multi-party interrelationship web.

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15. The computer-program product for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 13 , wherein the first financial liability is summed with the second financial liability and the first asset allocation is summed with the second asset allocation.

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16. The computer-program product for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 13 , wherein the first financial liability and the second financial liability are averaged and the first asset allocation and the second asset allocation are averaged.

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17. The computer-program product for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 13 , wherein the operations further include: identifying a third entity that is associated with the first entity or the second entity are associated with each other via a same or different type of relationship of the specified one or more types of relationships that support entity aggregation, wherein the aggregate entity element represents a combination of the first entity, the second entity and the third entity.

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18. The computer-program product for facilitating evaluation of financial objects via aggregated entity assessments as recited in claim 13 , wherein generating the financial variable for the aggregate entity element is further based on: generating a first financial variable for the first entity based on the first financial liability and the first asset allocation; generating a second financial variable for the second entity based on the second financial liability and the second asset allocation; and summing or averaging the first financial variable and the second financial variable to generate the financial variable.

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February 23, 2016

Inventors

Nathan SNELL
Matthew LUKENS
Jaco RAUBENHEIMER

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